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Old 01-21-2020, 08:36 AM   #1
Phreakyphool
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Real n00b question but googling it did not resolve it for me: Regarding Portainer


I am absolutely new to Linux on Ubuntu Server 18.04. I Have installed portainer folowing a guide.... At the end I think I have been able to install it correctly. On trying to start portainer it is starting.
I have not installed a desktop environment. As per the guide then it tells me to log into my own IP with the port to configure Portainer. From where can I enter this ip; I tried installing chromium browser but the error returned is GTK warning cannot be displayed.
If anybod could help
 
Old 01-21-2020, 09:03 AM   #2
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I have not installed a desktop environment.
Not sure how Chrome can run without one.
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As per the guide
Which guide?
 
Old 01-21-2020, 11:46 AM   #3
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Linux on Ubuntu Server 18.04.
IMHO, the difference between a server and a desktop is that servers usually run in a headless (no X11 or windows manager), and you connect to the server from another device -- i.e., a desktop. Connecting to the server for administration usually occurs in a secure shell (ssh). So perhaps they want you to ssh to the ip address of your server, with the -p flag used to provide the port -- something like "ssh username@ipaddress -p port".

However, if it is a browser based configuration, then perhaps they mean for you to connect to your server with a browser, in which case you open up the browser on a desktop computer, and go to the url http://serversip : port.

If you are in the headless environment of the server, and want to connect over the command line interface, you could use and command-line browser like lynx, or eww (an emacs package).

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